Exam 4: Radiologic Assessment

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What is defined on a chest radiograph by describing the affected area by an increase in radiodensity that appears lighter than the surrounding regions (owing to less air density).?

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When the practitioner needs to focus attention on the upper lobes of the lungs,which x-ray view should be utilized?

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What is the presence of air in the soft tissues in an extrathoracic location called?

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A 2 year-old patient is admitted to the emergency department with a suspicion of epiglottitis.Which of the following would you recommend to confirm the diagnosis?

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Where on the chest radiograph should the pulmonary artery catheter be located?

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What can be evaluated on a chest radiograph besides the heart and lungs?

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Which of the following is the most radiodense?

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Which of the following is FALSE concerning reading and interpreting a chest x-ray?

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What on a chest radiograph can be observed as a dark (black)shadow along the pleural space?

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What is the most radiodense material viewed on a chest x-ray?

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The respiratory care practitioner is asked to evaluate a patient's chest x-ray.Upon evaluation,the practitioner notes that the hemidiaphragms extend beyond the tenth rib space and no longer maintain their characteristic domed shape.How should this be reported?

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A patient with a bilateral hyperresonant percussion note has a chest x-ray taken.What would you expect to find on the chest x-ray?

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When observing the chest x-ray of a patient,how can you tell if a patient is rotated?

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Which of the following chest x-ray views is the most common for a standard chest x-ray to evaluate a patient's lung tissue?

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When the bronchus is seen surrounded by fluid-filled structures it creates a distinct separation between the regions of differing densities (air versus fluid).What is this called?

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Which of the following materials is the least radiodense?

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The most radiodense material viewed on a chest x-ray will _______________.

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Which view is utilized to identify and quantify the extent of pleural effusion?

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During a normal full inspiration,the hemidiaphragms should be at about what level?

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If the density of an object being x-rayed is great,_____________________.

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